The Republican journal., 1887-08-04

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LITERARY News and Notes.
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joel Chandler IIarrs's uey serial story.
'Azalia." illustrated hv Kcml,!c. will begin in
the Midsummer Century.
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of the two mastcrIy serials. "Arri iIoprs' and
"Nark,.' and Il Norwegian fisherman story by
BarneI Phillips. cntitlrd"A EiShcrnan's Nate
which is ,leNcrlv told and beautifully illustrate
ed.
i'ahNiaini. i-"'lifopS 1o-teii >-a-year hiasa-
Hlllr Ter mothers '!uie rs much rs for babies,
Is ifiNlh4 every month f'ilS year tw" picture
p'St9 oi nh@er-piav. mere Is Wondef1ui
iarh1f III hh@ef,l'iaN an" II" 'hd OF Iuh. OF
s"ii'clliih- H. gool. t"F somebody else.
Mrs.. Iuli. Ward Uowe.s nortr,it will IL. tb,.
frortj,ni,.r Of H.. i;,,u.t 1,nnt',rv .,..,,n-
ranyine note by herself rnnrnrn"n hn nr;,'in
of the ..attl, Uymn of rhr ;>rmilli,. ,nnnnI-
r'' I" an article hy Brail,iri Matthew ON The
n'""> %! 'he War. MI: Matthews gives all-
thrfli;NclN ihn origin of several OF the prinri-
!f' N;f->"h@s. North ana South with the autll-
oriH'd text.
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Lee and Shepard, Boston, are nearly ready to
publish what the reader will pronounce to be Il
very remarkable book. 9X6 -, containing Js1
pages. compiled by Dr. j. G. street. A. B. ~,
Fellow of the Order :. $. ST. and of the Broth
crhood L. H. Il. Il. Il. H.. and entitled ..'rhe
wnrL has ,nv Itustr,t;ons ,n,no nf ,o
rray startna in their sn@%eHt;vonnsn .i'' The n
rha,t.r which dcajs viii, ..pat lanai Mini c,r.
N.f,uj,1,.i,.s .,I Vnntj uni;nw :. !. n'n If th1
hrithtst and ,nn.t on on. M ;'
Cure. which has e,,er jaan U,ritt:u porsnm.
SUFFERING from any lisaa.a ,yL.to,,or ,;II rlll,.
pcrusc tl,e pages Of a yol,lnc which nninfs s mn.
irrnuI, and with Great rlr,rnnS. Of nynrass;nr
10 whai ,hy,irians dcno,,in,tc ,bn 1on,rtnnnt
of 1hcrapeutics in thei, hv,tienir dctinit;onx
The Art Amateur for August contains an at
trlrtivc figure study in color> by Henry Bacon.
one in pencil by Carroll Beckwith, the second of
the strikn. series of large classical decorative
figures by Ellen Wclby N'andora), fine study
of laI.'s slipper, decorations for cup and >all-
Ger and plaque, applique border of bryony, a
handsome doube-paga decorative bird design,
and Il page of monograms in .. Especially
timely articles and those sketchiny from nature
gin water-colors. summer skctching, photo
graphing landscapes, and japanese motives for
country houses. Others not less valuable are
Oh figure painting, Richardson as an interior
decorator (profmsey iustratcd), homemade
stamped leather, and figure subjects and por-
traits III china painting. The always piquant
''Noie Book is supplemented by All unusually
Interesting critical review of the architecture
of Fifth Avenue. and the various minor depart
mcIt> are we'll filled. Price, ~ cents. Monta-
cue Marks, Publisher. % Union Square. New
York.
An 't1les'iis ~, Sl"os ol s:',> appears Ill lic
NuSu>t ~ iiaiieI ; ny ah En.'isl nautical expert.
toperl '. Les,le' WIN SlNl.-SiN cravings OF
lhe various >t res oi sea WINGS illustrating
thr l,fih'ifc> OF il%g'n@ a> developed Ill hifcf-
"nt times and n'tlohaliticS and cNigencics. No
more pf"hlanic INVERSION ior maritime taste
rouih DE iohnd inaii inns comparison OF the
ni''I. can Keep licir instance from some OF
" ~ piNann, 9""-'o''s, INC >r''!c
suns o 'c NoIti'eIh races, iile tfianSiiial sans
ana jus oi lhe Nouth thc I'itch craft with Hat
sides hitting certain canal locks the thrtySail-
ed battle-~hip> of Nelson's time the dcri,iSing
frmatcs that OUTRAGED everything atoat, The an
dario,l> caudI,>tjck ton-saiis of the cnoes. thr
Zuruuu rha..,-mnr.e which remains tn-J,y ns
in M twjfh cnntrv Inc c"m.hnci iA En.i;.h .tS
cutter, ahi othef curious types. The lnuehted-
ness of modern naval architecture to American
which never was known .untiI about forty
v,ar. ,,.n wl,rn Y,nkrn c,nt,in snt what In
ii,.1 ~ ,';,nL ,,n",, th in,,.a ,,;"",.t ,',.
,.'' :" "lo'. 'rc io"ei ,''II-c",'"',t
H',r". n', o'" shlppers oi,'y SHOOK their heids
when they saw one. and knew the ship ten
miles oil for Il id Yankee" or American
yachts the author writes: IL believe it would
IL. hur.l f., ,I , fiu,r in t,n,, .,f ,n;,.;ont fnro
an,i-aft sail-nower. win every inch 'Inn,r it,
NJ, .,i' . n"" ~ III 'lc H'I'ooncl iicniiu iul:'
iie>c +Nier'c'" sfhooi'ers owe mtich OF theif
speed ana success TO the wonderful cut OF their
sails. for which the New York river craft and
coasters are remarkable and believe that the
New Yor,; .oil-nakcrs ovrJ This En.ck nf nal.
i'm, S,iis So, t,,t to thn;r n,t,.L mi S,,,aJ;I,
t .m ,,.,. ~ ;I e , i,'''i '.u ' 9Wo.iSii .
' ".ori"is' .'.ii ii'n VI "ho>e 'o"' STUMP!
canvas WIS anu iS Always SCI 10 the greatest
advantage. lie also says. Ut Is to the Amer
leans mat we are indebted for the centrc-board
boat-a sort of skimmins-di>h that has proIur-
ed ii large .-rop of amateur boat-saiIcrs
pr,un,o, ro,,,o u.r.,,
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BRIGHTON, July -, 1887.
Amount of live stock at market-Cattc, 1906;
Sheep and Lambs, II go; Swine, Is, I90; Horses,
Ia; Veal calves, %.
Number from the different States: Western
cattle. 1903; Canadian cattle, 900; Northern and
Eastern cattle, rs, Connecticut cattle 3;
Western sheep and lambs ll,500; Maine sheep and
lambs 26o; Western swine, 1870; Massachusetts
store pigs 2S0; Canadian sheep and lambs, none;
New York State cattle. 20; Massachusetts, cattle ST.
Prices of Beef Cattle " 100 IL live weight
Choice quality, So O0a5 %; first quality 81 7Oa
50; second, 81 5094 co. third quality, "a Oa4 40;
poorest grades of coarse OAcn Bulls, Stays, Tex
an, Colorado 50 13a365
Brighton Hides, SIC. v b; Brighton TallOw,
lsa3aac " Ii; Country Hides, G4Gic. " b; Country
Iallow, "a a2Ae " b; Calf Skins, 1H9sc. " n;
Lamb Skins, 9G5c each; extra heavy wool skins,
81 50a 10 each Cow hides, &c " II; sheared skins,
25aSG each